no, it won't.
StarCraft is and always will be.
back to the topic: i was just thinking how great it would be for there to be a LOTR RTS game (other than WC3 custom made maps for b-net)... and 2 days later, i see this... I really hope they do a good job and allow the same map making abilities as blizzard games. (btw, too lazy to read the entire article, but who's developing this?)
no, whichever fag that modded me down, that's not flamebait, if it was flamebait it would have got a reply. that's called "informative" - you need a dictionary too.
un-named sources say that if you have physical access to a computer, all you have to do to gain ownership of that computer is take it to your house! The same story says the only 100% safe precaution you can take to avoid someone from stealing your computer is to take it with you at all times.
Unless you're a politician watching CNN (answer a poll) or a house wife (or husband) who wants to waste as much of your spouse's money in the shortest amount of time possible (shopping on TV). This has its uses, until internet is fast enough to have high quality live TV on it full time (and cheap enough to be in every household)
if you're running a huge file archive, do FTP. If this same archive has screen shots and descriptions and stuff, use HTTP (both). If you're lazy and only want to use one of the 2, stick to HTTP, there's more for it in the future.
no, the theory is not dinosaurs as much as it is plant life. Think about it, there was a lot more plant life back then than animal life. Some dinosaurs eat their body weight in plants on a daily/weekly/monthly basis (more than in their lifetime). Anyone who thinks it's dinosaurs and dinosaurs alone needs to brush up on their stuff.
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more and more kids are turning to video games (baby boomer's children, so there are a lot of them), so more and more money is going into the video game market - it most certainly is inflating... the word "inflation" may not be right, but it's the same idea. i used to be able to play claw for 25 cents (1 year ago).... now it's a dollar from the same bowling alley. if you've ever been to the sega place in the irvine spectrum (CA.. i doubt many of you know what i'm talking about), it costs a dollar to play the average video game... which is ridiculous, but oh well. I remember it used to be a lot less money there. There can still be inflation in certain markets, even if the general economy is experiencing deflation. Take Japan for example... video game prices are going up (more than the extra cost of making them these days)
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(i read vending machines as arcades.. which i guess is inaccurate.... but yeah, same thing, almost)
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what kind of money you'll be putting into vending machines 25 years from now
with current inflation on video games, i'd guess 20's oughta be doing well by then...
but the fact that they can dodge sales tax by doing so
sorry, i have yet to find an internet store that does not charge sales tax. every time i've been charged 7.55 (or whatever)% on everything i buy on the internet for state taxes.
and remember, they're still charged shipping, so even if the tax is cut out like you say (which it's not), they're still paying more and getting poorer. If it's a big product and the tax is more than shipping, then the poor person should be smart enough to buy it online. everyone has access to the internet in the united states, unless you live in the middle of nowhere in your truck. just drive to the nearest library or highschool, they'll let you use the internet if you ask nicely.
cool, of course they don't really *exist* so yeah, they're just thought of that way. (obviously it will take several additional bits to make 1 bit seem fractional.
i had some spare karma a week ago, so i posted some pro-microsoft stuff... how quickly karma goes down when you're pro microsoft... i was unable to post for 4 days due to excessive bad posting.
1 millionth of a calorie is enough energy to heat 1/1,000,000 grams of water 1 degree or something like that. 1 million times the data would be the opposite of that. 1 mbit (with a lower case m) means 1 millionth of a bit, which is impossible, since bits only come in wholes.
how can that go down from zero? that's never happened to me before, in all the tens of thousands of hours i've spent using microsoft... the only time i got an integer overflow was when i was at my friend's house using linux, that was the one and only time i used linux.
1) no, he's not part of microsoft, read the article again buddy, formerly part of microsoft. If anything, he and microsoft don't get along anymore.
2) do you think maybe bush just picked the guy who he thought would suit the job best? i don't know where you people get your ideas, but they always seem to be something like "he's doing this because he wants to hurt me"
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no, it won't. StarCraft is and always will be. back to the topic: i was just thinking how great it would be for there to be a LOTR RTS game (other than WC3 custom made maps for b-net)... and 2 days later, i see this... I really hope they do a good job and allow the same map making abilities as blizzard games. (btw, too lazy to read the entire article, but who's developing this?)
no, whichever fag that modded me down, that's not flamebait, if it was flamebait it would have got a reply. that's called "informative" - you need a dictionary too.
the entire letter is about how open source is bad and then you say "go open source"... did i miss something?
do you have a dictionary? how is this "carrying out war against the country"? you people piss me off
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in other words... a brain? like the one between my ears?
well that figures... the site's running on a 2600 mod me down offtopic because my post is "UNFUNNY" Cmd_Taco. Thanks!
un-named sources say that if you have physical access to a computer, all you have to do to gain ownership of that computer is take it to your house! The same story says the only 100% safe precaution you can take to avoid someone from stealing your computer is to take it with you at all times.
sorry, nm... don't know how to use it and use it.... makes sense... i ruined the joke.
doesn't that equal zero?
0x1 is 1 in base 16 1 makes 0b10..... &0x1 (or 0b1) makes zero...
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right? it's early so correct me if i'm wrong.
3#12 = 5... 2#12 does not exist... which base makes 4?
Unless you're a politician watching CNN (answer a poll) or a house wife (or husband) who wants to waste as much of your spouse's money in the shortest amount of time possible (shopping on TV). This has its uses, until internet is fast enough to have high quality live TV on it full time (and cheap enough to be in every household)
does this mean i can make the Pilsbury Doughboy laugh when i click on his bellybutton? what is this thing?
if you're running a huge file archive, do FTP. If this same archive has screen shots and descriptions and stuff, use HTTP (both). If you're lazy and only want to use one of the 2, stick to HTTP, there's more for it in the future.
no, the theory is not dinosaurs as much as it is plant life. Think about it, there was a lot more plant life back then than animal life. Some dinosaurs eat their body weight in plants on a daily/weekly/monthly basis (more than in their lifetime). Anyone who thinks it's dinosaurs and dinosaurs alone needs to brush up on their stuff.
more and more kids are turning to video games (baby boomer's children, so there are a lot of them), so more and more money is going into the video game market - it most certainly is inflating... the word "inflation" may not be right, but it's the same idea. i used to be able to play claw for 25 cents (1 year ago).... now it's a dollar from the same bowling alley. if you've ever been to the sega place in the irvine spectrum (CA.. i doubt many of you know what i'm talking about), it costs a dollar to play the average video game... which is ridiculous, but oh well. I remember it used to be a lot less money there. There can still be inflation in certain markets, even if the general economy is experiencing deflation. Take Japan for example... video game prices are going up (more than the extra cost of making them these days)
(i read vending machines as arcades.. which i guess is inaccurate.... but yeah, same thing, almost)
what kind of money you'll be putting into vending machines 25 years from now
with current inflation on video games, i'd guess 20's oughta be doing well by then...
but the fact that they can dodge sales tax by doing so
sorry, i have yet to find an internet store that does not charge sales tax. every time i've been charged 7.55 (or whatever)% on everything i buy on the internet for state taxes.
and remember, they're still charged shipping, so even if the tax is cut out like you say (which it's not), they're still paying more and getting poorer. If it's a big product and the tax is more than shipping, then the poor person should be smart enough to buy it online. everyone has access to the internet in the united states, unless you live in the middle of nowhere in your truck. just drive to the nearest library or highschool, they'll let you use the internet if you ask nicely.
YES! no more fake ID!!!
oh, wait... nm... he's german.
cool, of course they don't really *exist* so yeah, they're just thought of that way. (obviously it will take several additional bits to make 1 bit seem fractional.
i had some spare karma a week ago, so i posted some pro-microsoft stuff... how quickly karma goes down when you're pro microsoft... i was unable to post for 4 days due to excessive bad posting.
1 millionth of a calorie is enough energy to heat 1/1,000,000 grams of water 1 degree or something like that. 1 million times the data would be the opposite of that. 1 mbit (with a lower case m) means 1 millionth of a bit, which is impossible, since bits only come in wholes.
how can that go down from zero? that's never happened to me before, in all the tens of thousands of hours i've spent using microsoft... the only time i got an integer overflow was when i was at my friend's house using linux, that was the one and only time i used linux.
1) no, he's not part of microsoft, read the article again buddy, formerly part of microsoft. If anything, he and microsoft don't get along anymore. 2) do you think maybe bush just picked the guy who he thought would suit the job best? i don't know where you people get your ideas, but they always seem to be something like "he's doing this because he wants to hurt me"
and just to clarify, it's measured compared to your age. so if you're 10 years old and as smart as a 15 year old, your IQ is 150.